Didier Deschamps has been given assurances that his long-term future remains at Juventus.
The French tactician is reported to have a difficult relationship with sporting director Alessio Secco, leading to speculation his future may be away from Juve.
But the club's general director, Jean-Claude Blanc, is adamant Deschamps is not going to depart any time soon.
"I can tell you, assure you, Didier will remain Juventus coach next season," Blanc told L'Equipe.
"We are very, very happy to have chosen him last year.
"We have a five-year plan. We have almost reached the first step with us very close to returning to Serie A.
"But it is just the beginning of the story. Our aim is to return to the top in Europe, with Didier at the helm.
"Didier is under contract until 2008. The respect of a contract is also for the coach, not only for the players."
Blanc also rejected talk that Italy's World Cup winning coach Marcello Lippi could have a role to play at the Stadio Delle Alpi.
"Marcello Lippi won't come to Juve, not as a coach or a technical director," he said.
Meanwhile, Blanc insists star goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon is not for sale at any price.
The Italian international has often been linked with a move away from Juve, but will not be allowed to leave by top club officials.
"On a financial level, we don't need to sell Gianluigi Buffon. Anyway, he is priceless, and not for sale," Blanc added.
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